Re: Titanic Ascii-art
From Hilton Janfield <val...@bcgroup.net>
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· 4 Nov 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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> >I will hear nothing about wrong directions... I have seen the movie and I have > >seen the Titanic > >sail INTO the rising sun. (That's a bit odd, it was supposed to be sailing TO > >America, land of > >the setting sun.) Eeeh... wrong. It was a sunSET. Titanic left in the evening - figure it out. If it were sailing into a sunrise, everyone woulda been going through the health checks and trying to get on board at 4 AM. Duh...... > Hmm... Or England was located somewhere near where Japan now is... > > Really gets to you, that continental drift... :-) <blatant economy reference> Ah, Japan! The Land of the Melting Sun! And my native British Columbia, Canada! The Land of the Burning Wood (because Japan is the Land of the Melting Sun and we're their biggest wood provider and because of the NDP!) :) </blatant economy reference> -- _ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ___ | | / o | |_| o ) | |_ -| v a l d u s @ ICQ: 7107014 \_/|_|_|___|__/|___|___| bcgroup . net Hilton Janfield High message: 9434567. Message last read: 9.
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